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, 'been sent out by General Barquier to propose that - proper persons should be appointel by you and hirri sch .0 treat tor a surrender of the city. I to' I him, before you consented. to such measures, it was your desire to know generally on what terms that nt-go elation was to be founded ; finding . he - he , hated, • I judged it most explicit to inform hiin of th.e terms on which only you would negociate . , ,an uncondi tional surrender of .the garrison. He then p ruce.eded- to form me Of thotte on which his General would alone treat, to rbprch out with all the honours of war, not as - prisoners, to be sent to France or America by the British, -as al:o such of the inhahi'auts as wish to accompany the Garrison, or ihom,e who did 'not so in the Lust instance, to be allowed a given time to ev,ichate ; the city, to be occupied the Brilish these dtticles are fulfilled; and upon such terms, General would have no objection to the Spaniards being in-. cludcd in .the negociation. 1 hat e the honour to.be, &c. C. MYERS, Lieut. Col.- Deputy Quarter-Master General. • Maj2r-Certerat eariniehael, coniirphthng his • MajcStY's Forces to St. DOiningo. P. S. I have fOrther to acquaint you, that in the course of this conference kk it 11 the French Commis- Safy, 1 did not fail to ithpre:,s upon. him that the /sole object of the British bare ill this island was to expel the ,Fr,..nCi from the City, and .to_ replace it in The hands of our allies the Sot:lards, and that in no Manner of ca , ,e 1:voi.11,1 i negociation be. entered into rhetein that nation anti its interests %%ere not most hilly - taken into' consideiation, as the allies and ft lends of the British. (Signed) C. MYERS. No.: —("Vranslatkn. ) briny of St. pOrningo. • Head. Quartets, St. Domingo, June so, tc.9. DArquier, Geneotl of Brigade, Connnantkr tito antics , ut Laptani- General, to his L2cc.ch.acy Gen. cotnaidhd ing the Lan Fula's of his Britannic Maje.ty, ' • GENERAL,'" I have sent on board his Ma jesty's. ship Polyphecnns; two 'Otii(::ehi, ‘‘ how I have tj dered to propose to Coinniudor.: . Viice Cutnby a busp,- , nsion of `arms for three day,',"V 1111 a view to fa- Cihtte conimuniciitiona be wren - -- -- .: . : 1 • .1 make you ttie's riv e I .i-,:i iiitioti, I n urc,er that • this Armistice may, bt, 8t lici.i.. If ycni i;igree to , ~... ttil', let me know it uy the."Urii,:er who isl:W D. eater . , 0: :Ills Dispatch.. - ' '- iiccepi, 'Sir, ' i h'e iissi l t a nCe dr i tlie" bioti coUSideriti-)!' p • lion with which, &c. - . ' • ' ' (Signed) B AIICATIR. -,—; . " • - . -- • ' • - No. 3: SIII, - ' I-kat-quarters, June 30, '&39. . 1 1 1 i(; the honour. to recciveyourExcehency'slet . , :ter 'eve lily ; a proposition tor an aimisttce tor three [Lip, w Lich I Iyri „teat concern .that the honour ; - ot h s }3i - liaolic :o,jestv's Sul - vice does not admit ot - . 7 , .1 he .his mei ill it your Excelkncy. gave .to the sutu..on, ul Loptaiti Lututsy, cottilthithi - Pig his Bri— tatiiii.: Majesty's iiiiv.,l 1 rues behire the city of Saint,. . ,Domingo, wow: d we ;u repast to i i4ts. fsliind tO.&up purl the Jr 111, (71 . iny Suveteiti, mkt wain I h•cause ul his aides, the sv.,i,i,irus, who Ord ' als6-nratinain ing tire i,,gt.kb oi F.er“itiaokt the bevedth..- . . From the .i . cs, ectable. force un...cr my command, . exciust‘c of those Spanish troops I found invettbg - the en), it %%mild be likons:, , cin ‘A ith my dui) to , my King and . his .allies to entcr t4rtu ary suspension of hostilities, utness try an nixonamunal surreliderof . the garriyo as prisoners ot,wa.i. : Lie I.`viihnity •S,cretary .‘k ha- accompanies the Of- 1 ficer, nom vr hottil had the honour ter receive our letter, will convvy 3 our..Exccilency!s ansvver to the. r I have the hottota to be, &e. -.•-... • •--- - —,., , El LIG LI LYLE. CA lti\llC il ABL. i No. 4.—(Translation ) llead-quJriers, St. Domingo, 3oth lune, rBc9. Earquier, General of lingadc, to hip. k.x.cpilency Gcnwtal —I- Cm wicliaul. SI It, .• 'L suspension - of: 'arms wkich I have had the honour to propose to you, having been intended only with a v,ew to gibe tacility to the communi cations concerning- thy basis of &definitive capitula tion, I think it toy deny t o re ply with freedom to the lette r which your Excellency has: done me the honour to write to we. . Desirous to siop the effusion of blood, - and to put an end to the war which desolates this- unhappy colony, I arn.ready to treat with you tor the et',it na tion of this place; Lutz the gat rison of St. Doinat6O, which has undoubtedly acqu.red respect from its enemies, ought to expeii honourable conditions irotn them, and can accept uf no other. In consequence, it it be agreeable to -you, con ferences shall be opened to-morrow at the now. mid place which lou may appoint, by Commissioners Darned on t.acli side, in oruer to stipulate the Artt des of Capitulation. I. lA'alt }our Excellency's answer by the officer Who carries this letter. Accept the iissurances, &e. i(Signed) BARQUIER. No. S. SIR, Qaarters, July I, had the honour to receii , e your Excellency's letter of yeqerd.iy,.ln consequence of ..hich I agree to a susitens:on of at ins unt it 12 o'clock to-morrow, .at which time notice will be given for the recoin- Tivencement of hostilities,: should the ciinterence have an unfavourable termination. • • As it is necesary for me to have an interview with the Commander of his Britannic Majesty's. squa dron, I cannot now name the exact tune for the meeting of life Commissioners, but on receiving the Commodore's answer to the letter conveyed to him by the Militaty.Secretary, the time will be notified to Your Excellencx by me. • 1 ant Wily sensible of the gallant and persevering delene e 01 the garrison of St. 13,,mingo, under your Excellency's command, and ev er y bratic.! soldier most deplore the sanguinary result of an assault and defence.of the city of St-Domingo, and in which, probably, the eflusion of blood AA ould not be con fined to the combatants. From the sentiments his Britimp;c Majesty's forces mist have for a brary enemy, no dishonourable terms will be imposed upon thew. I think it proper to obsirve, that it is my indis pensable duty ioavoid any viocrastinznion, and which Is, I p;esuitie, equally so to your F.,xcellvney. H. L. CARMICtiAE.L. ice. 6.—(Translation.) • Army of St. Domirtgo. • .Head-Quarters, St. Domingo, tarquier, General of Brigade. &c. to his Exc.e.., , t.c • Gener.dltarrnicli.el, &c. trop; 1 of_Lis Britannic Majesty and his allies, ar d,'s he Frenci), talje, place tor the purposes proposed; but the, posts given up 'shall be - occuPied by the 'An tis!) I.lo, , p:landltani,ll regintentiot Porto Rico; and the f.:;o.ornatider to c;lnei of his Britannic Majesty's ire; will consider himself answerable for the good or.!( rOl the garrisons under his cotnmand, • A.rt. 11. The French troops of etery description, the colonial troops, ansl all. individuals attachtid to ihe'airoy or the Adsninktration, shall evacuate/the city of Santo Dorninp, and the forts belonging there to, within the space of twelve days at farthest, frOm the rotification of the present Convention; and shall be tnansportt d to France at the expence of the Bri tish Government ; but the garrison shall not be con sidered as prisoners .of SIR, • The suspension of arms which exists between British and armies should have preventeo , he move lit which your troops have made in taking a posi ttun at St. Carlos. At this moment and Spankh soldiers are advancing still nearer, and oc casionally under the walk of this place, thus idfOrd ing pletexts'tor hostile reprisals, which 1 am desirous in prevent, as my proLegdings shad continue to he open and Lithful. PyrsoL-ided that your Excellence holds the same sentiments, I request yo,i - will give orders that isAll viduals belongiu to.) our Ai-my do not approach sins place, and that they keep within their advanced posts. I have the honour tube, &e. Answer. In consideration of the brave defence u hich the garrison has made untler severe privations, the following terms Will be all Owed; that - the gar rison of the city of - Saito Dorningo, hn'd the forts thereto belonging, shall march out to. the glacis with all the honours .of war, within the 'space of four days from. the "ratification of the present Convention; the Officers shall retain their sw'or'ds stud, wearing apparel, and shall be sent to France on their parole, not to bear arms eg,tinst Great Britain or her ailies.for the space of three years, or tiwil a peace shall take place, unless formally exchanged ; the Non-Commissioned Officers and privates shfll ground their art's, and sill render as prisoners of War, to be sent to France' f the put pose of being'regu lady .exchanged,;. and the whole to lie transported to Jamaicain the first instance ; from whence con veyance will be provided to take them to their des inat run: SIR, (Signed) No. 7. J. 13ARQUIER. fleacl-Qaartets, St. Carlos, July 2, 13e9. . . . I hatf.the honour to rece:ve your - Exceileticy's ter, and in answer, theatto, beg leate •to observe that he advance 01- tl,e British aiicl•Spanisit troops to St. - Carlos, tvas in co; sequenCe of an aiT,iii 4 etnent 'tnade,i and orders - issued respekting that posi, 1!:Cil had taken possession' of previous to any contain nic-atiun between•your Excellency and tne vith re gard to a suspenSion of hostilities. I am Why persuaded ui your .Excellency's triost bont?nrubly a,ii.aring to the engagements Ili:lull-thy entered into, and w‘til .regard to,:any.irregulartly. of the approaching the •.‘ ails at the city, it _may 11,%e. t.cctiri - ,cl lion) theit: , i straggling tioditgii . thC aB;tii.6t Licit I have givstx ibe.inosr.posiiive:urder,. I athaticed yesterday iny,en .with sorne. drogoons towards the gage, in eonsvgn,lice of some irregularity of Stiuts-tirrtt,'-and . ihrowit'ont, though) the white ti..rB was in the air but your 'Excellency's atis-w.er by uty Aid-dee.Glinp; was ierfecily.gatishic .- tory. • il , ly . adi'auted 'guard wit t be under antis in half an hour, tin t..e putpvse- tit a coli)ptati, tuar).saiute to tin; Commander in CI Doi of tile Siiinush fZ;rees•and the §paui,ll nation, u. der a flag of truce; Plying (he supeusluri tt.k,ruu ilates. (Signed) H. L.. CARMICHAEL. lii *Excellency L.eneral 13:rrqiner: • ' • No. b. • , -- SI . As the hecessary,co.T.opAyat4okki ,vviqt tbe ;com mander 61 t.k s Aron c,,osequeutly pro tract t h'e proce e dtrig46t-thittottimi!A:Olit.-1;&i - itly.;ing . . ti)t teri,‘l, of cap . rutittiutri\atia as'ocia,is canttut _be at teuded witp ol)y auvaotage. to ritl.c +. lowtY ,.l' think tiroti:s7 to pro,)useto yo.:r Exe c liertcy, au tatinta , turp. .However deplorable it may be to tlfe •feelitigi of humanity,. the scores iii, particali.ky the prewl.ll circumstances, and tint Lite, that'has iii . f7ng and. g defended it-- sett, I. would not feel reign, with in toy, ac• . Cede to any Other teims than tho,e now proposed,. - It an answer does Ciot art ire in one hour after the? delivery ofahiS, hostilities will be 'comidtretras re commenced. I have the h6nonr to be, &c. LYLE .F.CAtitiVIICHAII.4.• H6' I;aiquicr. GENERAL ORDERS. ..... Q'i ile!s ; St. Car!, ,, , 5,.15:9. Provithnce havt'•.;• pecuti:trly Itt:t.ourett , lily Expe • (litioh.iti.,a-juit can,- against :the Ft - epcn garrkon in tile,ctly ()ISt. Dotningo, and baying w;tnin le4s one tnontlialier the ciiihdrlii,Gon at 1 ); . •;t 1 the:enemy to propoie capittnatha), the Ai ,jor- General eotiatn ending consplers the weatnee tIOW Svt ill so tar horn adverse ttie aposttion be has made, th a t th e mot e s e ve re the rains he greater t !- vantage to the 13riti,11 troop,, Ito are not upon any 40= coUnt to beckpused to wet until tbemotnent The out-palicts and sentries to bf. itninCatately Sup plied wit it hides ; t h e y 01,servet Ili molt vi 6 iiance, and preserve toetr - aritt 's etinslantly load d and dry ; SO as to give timely nonce sho t ild the .t-treiny u (La ing ettonoto make a sortie: The Majk'r-Gene'ral . ‘t , tll nut permit a single soldi, life to .hqainneces sarily cxpose:r; tint recounnen e at this is Wily }.prepared; and (rd.c!idg the Ahnighly DiSposer ot_eKetits, will lead , to glory :he g triant troops lie has the lne,h,honour to . o:iianitid. •Al; litingh the enerhY, by te:lierily; int , e Glen)* sth es and the ininibitintS 'of a ti , ipinous city iii a san guinary and, fruitlessconilic,t, kiliiish'soldivri4, in tUe moment of victory, will illt , iiive mercy . ollo,pro,sirate foe, as the brave iinctiv.t - iier<tai cannot be cruel. By Command, - .." COLEMAN, M,B. No. In consideration of the brave defence of the garyi r son, under loud ari,t severe prt.aoon,, z y be allowed to match out with thelmour4 c,r \vat,. and lay down then - anus ; the °dicers to wear.their swords, and hate their paLule not to set-%1, until (tiny exchanged, the tnen,to.be prisoners of war. HUGH LYLE CARMICNAEL. ARTICLFSpf. : CAPITU:LATION For the Surrender of the Cit'y et Sa'ntu Dmingi , ,,entered in to by Niajor- General Sir .Hugh Lyle Carmichael . , ;i:inn: manding Britisit ;and Fres, and %yiilian Price C untby, Esq. .Senior Officer of the British Sgatiron, and Gcneral Don Juan Sanchez Ranierez, Conunander in Chief of,the Spanish troops in the Island of Santo Domingo, U.ri the one part ; and Genecal-ot- bri-gitde- hammier, Commander in Chiet of the French troops !n the City.ot Santo Domingo on'the tither pars.;•as agreed upon by the undersigned Coin ntissioners, fur that purpose by them. appointed. •• , . . Art. inditidirals - of both sexes, condition. or colour, French or Spanish, t::at shafi 'not 'Wish to remain in tte, city of Santo Dnyngo,, shall- in the 'delay of ten Litt) s be transported at the ex pence of the British Government, or to the Uhited States of America, or 'to' the .neiglibotiring Wind y and . • !•, • - The,French civil inhabitants an , tl - Spaniards who may haVe.tarien a voluntary p be permitted to evacuao' tilt Island of Santo „pooling(); ,anf.l.there 'shall be a-compleie kiesty'for the space of.six months - front the date :of the ratificationdf artLles, for any pat t of ,their_ condutt preview; tethe'stirrender ot the Cif). of Santo. bonii: go, in : which space of time the evaeudtion.c+ the inhabitants shall takephee. • . Art. IV - .."The garrison and every other individual mentioned in' the above ArtieLs; Carr ,away paperi4 - , and inbvlible property of every 'kind; and they-Ahab be.al 'to sell what they (i.onox-wish tx) . carry away. Answer. Aetna' private. property of . individulls 'of' eift:TY.(Fsri . pti.en will be respetted and should any ditficuli ies arise : in the , adjustalent .tliivatriele, -tticy are to - be referred to- Commiisioners, to be r - ,p,oitrtycl to- 4lia: etfa6t-try tlie , contracting parties, with prv.ver , to deet.:e thereon. • 'Aft Vs. All Frepcli subjeas pecified in the. 3d PaiCitl . ; residing:in the Domingo,or in any Tart of t liciEast - of this islatrd; .tiwrein alter thocvacuatton, ..their'property lispected of whatever liioct it way be; and"-- , '4'14;.01 hare one year alowtd thein to dispo'se Ille! - ecg„ tlietnSolves , or by-1 ) 6-i.ver (+Attorney. Apiwor. C7r.ll);tAi . oo, condition of tileircoliform i, -, • ', tug ttivm,t-,.ives to the IMVS of-the country., 1 A-rr.Vl.-There shall be allowed a delay of. 12 I days to the'lliflrnisiis-tration'to.reguLtel" it's accounts; la‘ olso t., : e Comaii.sal ycharge,l4here A' 14 It ; - the Fiay waq(T al;:l Controll,er, shall _be. 11,11:1.....tci to • carry ' .. l'vitlitligi c 'ill Vil.t!r's RI - Tilt) I . to t . 1 . rTe.Ctive departments: ; . 91 i ,..,.1.1 .s , . - Art: I. From the date of thiS diy there shall be a suspension of arms between the troops Brie tannic Majesty. and his Allies on the one part, and the Garrison of the City of. Santo Domingo on.the other, for •the purpose of agreeing on an evacuation of the said City, in the delay and on the conditions hereafter mentioned, well understood, that until the evacuation of. the place, no Post can be occupied hut, by troops of his Britannic Majesty ; th a t no person %hatev.er belonging to the Exterior shall be Suffered to enter the town withcut a special •permis- Sion nom the Commander in Chief 01 th e T roo p s of ,his Imperial and Royal-Majesty- 'AnSwer. The suspension of arms between the Answer. iter'l72d td VicP-Adst)irai Commander in Ccocf of his Britannic 11) p . and vcy.;els imaica s(ation. 'Art, .X.V. Uu the ratification of the present Con.- ceirtion., Fort Aussonac, cAile,l For' - ,!nd the redoubt of:the 04.itn4, 1 pat. in possession of his 1 2 .:imannic :Majesty' , and their : Allies,, and the French gar , isoris guard thQtp come out with the honour: ot w r, .at;diciin the remainder of the gairison of tite city of Santo D raring°. Answer. The present Convention shall be :alit - it d as soon as possible, and at tart hest at mei , r o'clu( k la.-morr o w, when, in addition to the forts in ionQd ,in the nrt,eles, _the wlestem port; or gate f oft lie city, shall be ryzetipioi - by a (t6iac, • inciii, one- h alf to consist of. Bettis!) troops and p 2tt of the Spanish re , ..,...,kinent of- Porto Rico, rtie - oile_q' halt a Iroops. Ttie reminning part 61 tiiii Article is granted. • Att. kYvl. Cominis,aries shall be immediately nominated :o accelerate the present Con,entl,in, and receive the artillery of the garrison a.LI military stores, plans, and article, that French_ Government leave to the Briti,h and 11,:r Answer. There Shall•be 'prepared 11 report of the st:ite • - of. - the forts of , the city, together %it'l l ;;;1 atx(4unt •of all - arms, amtnuintion, stores of war, gr:ods, merehAndize, and, treasure," belonging to: Cie Frofich Government,. to any, ple tr - ain:,: company under its pro . ealion,, whieli shall be - mally coMpared, and signed try the Comini-or:ion.;ii charged with the execution - of the present C.1,,:- tulation. • Done' in 'the city of Santo Domingo,, his htli (Liv Mille Year of our Lord, • !SOD. ~,..- - "ldiniraliq-Vfiice, Sept. 5, 1 so°. . . Copy of a Letter frcrin• ICOw - 163'; Co:nortort,,r in Chief of kits d . iest y!s DIVA lltd.Vessels za • aNi.tia, • the 1-1 , 56 , :nitAb1.: W. W. Pole gietxti .at Port 13, .Ik9: • Slit -i Wive L the honour to accquaint you i for the infortrution of thi77l. - 4 - rb,,q9r9Q - lissioners of t ' - jtiat l lii,,Nia'jesty'd Sloop . 'nftied prriv=-d here. litit ‘4lig,hc from otf-STaint Vumingo, brining me a. dispiAethfroni.Captain :Cumby-- of the Pik, -, = p in the surrenderon: the 6th . :ta,t, of the Er , :nch,troops.cuinposing-tite garrisonoNhat eit.v,,• • • ' . f ir - Lor s s:will have been made' akii ted .aircady Ibiy;my :fdtiner• letters with a detail itP, l the 'proceedings of the squadrpii ;laced .under:CrVain Curp',by:s : orders thel purpose Of o-. 1 0p1...i - Iding With rhe : Spanish troopainvesting the those belonging to his , Majesty, ,, which sailed fro'n this istanA, on.tbe.: 7th tilviinp, under the cyrwriand of Major-General C:armicharl . ; -and - the - etei9sed -00k=2.1 the_ dispa4 eh Atieie%:-Frx - entioned - wittiiiake known . to them the proteedings of the scuariron dowu.to the eriod pit catiithlr:riOn, and " tile terms on wi.ich'• the garrison' lcrs sifrrendered. The exemptiry vigilance and • uhremitted eket tions.or ,the-0-1 - 11c6trs•aki . titen.copposing•l,ne,s,Tews IVl:jesty' ships and vessels named its The thargtrit - , - elnyloyed driring thii,sbor:t but vigorous blackadc, under'-the: orders of Captain eucirby,-nave contributed inoM essentially iu accele rate tlie retitittinn of thivhst 'possession -fur - on the Jamaica 3tation.- ..The fullest testimony is borne by m rjor--Gearlt the cora dial sitrkpr.t ,whicik. he 'receiVed''fiCini Yhein attet the afriv_al_aL.Alie• Bri;:sit-troops, and I have no doubt that the conduct lA, trirub7y -arCa' that ot - the : Officers si.anien, and rwriticsundex n his orders' oti di,.iiigrikbed ti , y . their 4ordAips:. approbation, as has already been by • 1 .. • j • Attixts,-. Granted...; .." - • -..-• . Art. VII: \Vitt) regard. tp,qll : papers deposited in . tli" 1 1g - •.`s'ittr''s o.lice . of the civil. I.)epaittnent, .asl haVe the honour to be, &e. (Signed) - B. S: ItO'NLEY,Vice-tctiniiral; weh 4..s..tlit . "A'e belOngiiigto the Crown lent, and pto- • , : P' ll 3/e...titid•liaall be nominated Two Mutual Cum- * Polyphemus, Aurora, Twe'ed, Sparrow, Thrush, Grithii, Inis!,ionel s from the Law Department, to decide on Lark, Moselle,,kl.ur f V rt k• C k IC- AL cl: s . I (.." .. . -:- ...... • , • ' tc [itch snail be carried away, and which Sett ; and ' ' • l'ulyphemus, off the City of Domingo. :111 c,se-it.slintilil be , decided that the whole is to r- SIR ; 7111 loiy, 't 15, 1 , . main,..Publro.titlic , ..rs•shall 'be uninitiated to rec e iv e I have, the- sitisfaCtion to announce tO you the the dep o n of these 4rolnyea, who Shall be answer- • surrende.r of. the. French g:imson in the city - of 'St. 'ldle therefor - ' ' r .. utidcrthe nobler:hate protection or Go- 'Doiniogo,.b which event.the whole of the. torater .centrirCitt: • lposscssionsof'ilie. So,miards •in this Island are hap • - ' ' • • AusWer. : Granted: ';• • ' '.•"' t ` ' -"' .S ;pity restored to 'the Spanish' .I\tttion. In detiiilitk; Art..V.ll.l..All•tite. sick • and.'wounded, Oivii or the operations which toet.ttillni • result, substldent Military, _that are utiaole - to be ship•oed at% ay., • shad ! to my letter of the - 30th ,Ultit - no,l have, to ititar.rn 'be confided 'to The get,::•ro , ity ot 1 li , • English, a ~, t ' 'you t?i.'d on t:ie follovvit;g day, I anchored at GaLtta., uncler.the care of two Freoch 'siLr.:('‘ , .: , 3 ! . ;: . 'y , i,;i i i and in cot»llli'anCe With a rerr3Cst aon . , Nbi r_(_-;,.:. .be tinder the. charge: oft the ri,i...ii or their Ai- ti.': - ':tl Catinichacl, .put eight';''of the ShiP'S 10t.e..1 . 11•.• s, on condition of,. tile.F.,:,. i t Government -:- ' L' , •. , c ••tis ett hoard 1 1 1te. Spartow..sloat), til be - lan:iv:l coulltingto the(ll for allyexitenc!.= ot Cut:if 4.1 rl.v a 1 iv: , i,11.:! ri , _.: ,It . til,:. tis. 2, of the bAtt , ..trie3 tc) thewesif France. • i': .- .. - -.- • u '—'' - 'warn ,:t tip.: :.1:y. lii ;Lit liie:w ti,n-., the .I.t.iapr . Answer: _Granted. ':' . - " . • 1 ciere-,01 . and ..troops - under his 'c'oniniand had ad . Art. IX. 411 pilisonsrs . of•-every. grade; 'ttizition 1 vancecl,with all the ic - Jour-apd aai.vity that thartie:- an•.l Condition, and especially Mr. Francois Da'ur.. cerise Rritl,h soldiers 41 ,their avpro.tches to the pas s shall shall be delivered !Ili tilittrial4 - in 'the delay of eifietny; eind taken post at this. Crunch of St. Cirio.,,.. cii...h.t.dilys.aftert be t-atilioaAron of ttitne.-•ptese - nts. '' Rearly,(eithin. tnuskershot of the tV2.11,' and ha,.; c,, , t y Anss.ve,r. Grintq i on conclitio.n that tlfe . fren . ch Off the, communication between. the :city and Fr.nt. prisoirs .o - delivered up, shave the Imo of garrison,, t _Jerome. ,' Tile General conitn:nic"itig ttie• Et - e.n,...4. as:expressed in . At ti'cle 11. and that the Flenell on t galrisbn having sent off a flag of truce proposing 11 7 • their part.deliv& up :it th.,.same time tollte gi'llish ceisation of hostilities for three days, I b,,t): have to and their Athos, t• 111 Spanish pr:bilerti they.may haVe transmit, you copies of his letter and my r:.-.. l ly. in their 'possession. • On the !i.",.1 instant I received a communication• - ' Art. X. ",, he troops and personS. wig ) shall he ein, • from . Major-,General Carmichael, that the Frety:it . horh.edi iuronformity :with' thei' presiit..Cotivciition, General had made a formal proposal to treat. for. tii:-: shad be supplied with provisions during their v.iSsage; . surrender of t he, gar' isnn, and. I accordingly diret,--cl at the expence of . the British. Government or tlitir • Captain Duet of his 11 , 1:ijesty:s ship the ,k.orsA a, to; Allics, .proportionably with their own people:- - proceed on shore, and in concert with Comi i ,i4... ' . Answer, .. Grautod; the rations to be itccorrling sioners to he deputed by the Major-General, a!1.. 4 ' to tlie Britishregula . tiptis, : 1 :.... ~ ' ::, the GeneFal'conlmatid!og the Spanish forces., tirr,,n,.. t e • Art. l'ill. .All (litilcuities t it may'arise with re- the terms of caphulation ; the very setere ,s( l ,t'ails ~, • , gird to the execution of this (.',ontentiort,'Sliali be and rainy Wetither we have since expel ionce,i„-.(;• : terminated amicably by Commissioners. nominated, mach iaterrupted our cornniunivatiOns witty toe', On each side. ' shore, ; the different, articles could not - be - ad . - - . . Answer. Granted. . , .• t , .• ~. . jt,sted till, the. 6th, and this day the have . -.been-: Art. ;ill. From ti.e lbonient of the ratification of ratitied, a . copy of ‘‘llit - ..h I liv.ve the iholiqut to ;41- . the present, and ot_tfte, suspension 01 arms that-will close:*'-' - • . ..: follow, hostages shall be'exchasiged. . ' 7 .ll)4•ilis at b will be deitOrcd to yob by Captain Answer. No hostages are necessary ; the linnOur Sytnond.j ; of the Tweed, to whose zealous -attention of the contras ing pal tied is.a sutlicidtit guarantee. in conduCthig the sloops, schooners, and guatt.i. Art. XI 11. All Hie vessels of war and tneichant- ' briars, during a close and rigorous blockade ot t 'yo men belonging to neutral or allied Powers, that may months,. I owe considerable - ohli4ation ; and al- , arrive in'the harbour of Siinto Dorninit,b in the 20 th, ) Ogh the ervice.s.of the squadron you did rue th - &vs that may follow.. the ; evacuation of the , 1/66 - Our to place under illy orders may not have bgeti. plaCe, shall nut be cou,idered las •goot.V.prizes, ii'i)d .1 o f a briiii;int, nature, I trust . l may be pertnest• on shall be allowed ua go Ilya' v...v.ifht their et•trgoes an tilts faCc3S,k)u , to bear te , ;tirnony to the unreinittioit i . crt.....t:s under p3ssport, clots the British Co.n.m*Ocidti; . . ; p.rsetterance wicli which lie ves' ,6l s: 4l " l4 a : me= l ti Answer. Refused. 1 -'''. stations aisigned them, titrou ... ad ;lie I ,, , 4l ,i c iy__Ll Art. XIV. A tasr-sailing vessel shall-be allowed I.veratliefroCi.ltott to lite...season, on-a seep anti don:- by the British Govet - t;lnch!, ,Ilnder. A - tiag . of trnel, ' .ge.rousShOre, W it,irti •lib - anchorage tv •i,io' be obtain. - - to carry the prest-sli COll-Vetntil)o,:itid the dii;p4l6lei : ed, as - witil its wlne vigilattieaott alacrity of those 0:;;• i fioni the French C o mmander- in Chief, to France. \ ficers and men who were employed td tilt: night gilatd 1 1 1